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Which consequence results when increased atmospheric sulfur dioxide drives weathering?

A)Accelerated chemical weathering of calcareous rocks
B)Decreased solubility of phosphate minerals
C)Reduced rate of plant litter fragmentation
D)Increased rate of soil aggregate stabilization

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Acid rain, formed by sulfur dioxide reacting with water, enhances chemical weathering. This carbonation dissolution accelerates limestone breakdown, because it dissolves calcium carbonate. Therefore, A is correct, rather than other options involving mineral reactions or biological impacts.

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